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Value figures use our own catalogue: 3,243 questions (1,400 Prelims + 1,115 Mains + 728 Pub Ad) and 1,843 model answers. Repeatability figures come from The Answer Ledger, where every match is shown with its quoted source. Comparison prices are typical market ranges for context, not exact quotes. All prices include GST.